CNC Turning

   Turning in CNC is a manufacturing process in which a bar of material is clamped in a chuck and rotated while a tool is fed into the workpiece to remove the material and form the desired shape. This is also known as “subtractive machining” because it involves the removal of material. The CNC turning machining supplier would use this technique allowing for a variety of shapes, sizes, features, and even material types. The cutting energy for CNC turning operations is provided primarily by the workpiece rather than the tool. The CNC turning process is the most basic and common method of cutting, and it occupies a very important place in production. Turning is suitable for processing rotary surfaces, and most of the workpieces with rotary surfaces can be processed by CNC precision turning methods, such as internal and external cylindrical surfaces, internal and external conical surfaces, end faces, grooves, threads, and rotary forming surfaces, etc. The tools used are mainly turning tools.